Mastering CAN Network: Vector CANoe,CANalyzer, CAPL& Theory (Udemy.com)

I can re open some courses in this training thank you for that. but I have a suggestion if you prepare another video I do not want to wait that long between the sentences. besides in question and ask session I disagree one solution you have wrote. maybe you should check it again

1)The content of the course is very superficial and doesnt explain any topics in deep. Is better to read a book or Vector documentation. 2) The content is outdated since environment variables are no longer used since CANoe/r 7.0 so I was no able to reproduce one big lection. 3) CANalyze is never explained only mentioned. 4) The course is narrated by a software voice so is a little annoying. 5) The professor wastes time traying to solve issues in the course content. 6) I difficult to follow along even with a full Canoe Version, because I don't have a Vector CAN case, it should be mentioned that you need that to start the simulations.

Good course. However I am new to the software and I had registered for this course in order to develop my skill set for my future internships and job, I didn't had the hardware through which I could perform the actual testing and setup my computer setting according to it. Although thanks a lot. It helped me a lot.

The course is really useful for the practical exploration of CAN environment testing. The tutor is really helpful, as I connected with him and discussed everything, he has given me all the information I needed. I also suggest him improve the course because the course content is related to semi-automatic CAPL program, then the connection of the airbag with the engine control node is related to less practical in use. But overall I can say the course is good for the beginners.

I think the course is really practically oriented and the effort put in by the instructor is deeply appreciated. There is definitely a scope of improvement in the presentation of the content. Also, it would have been extremely helpful if some logged CAN data files were shared to run at least the simulation (in offline mode).

Unfortunately this is the only CANoe course I could find. 1. English and audio quelity are poor 2. Seems that the lectures are done without previous preparation. In some videos, half of the time, he is looking for how to solve a problem by different means and at the end is fixed just by closing and reopening the program. This causes a lot of confusion. 3. Although the course may be useful for a beginner, the content is boring and to slow.

Dear Gianluca, I am in the process of changing my domain to HIL validation and in a perfect timing I found this course. You have really done a great job with this course and I've had a great learning because of your teaching in a very patience manner..!! Thanks a Ton !!

The course is good. I appreciate the fact that the information provided here by instructor is of real worth for those who are introduced to communication stack in automotive industry and especially in the ECU development area. The price is affordable as well. I am happy to have this course.

This course is a very good introduction into the topic at hand, I've learned a lot. For this price you wont find such a comprehensive course somewhere else. However i.m.o. the title of the course is misleading, it should be named "Introduction in CAN Network,: ...". After this course you will have to do a lot of self-learning to master these topics. Some important topics are not treated in this course (i.e. Autosar DB, other interaction Layers, etc.) but I hope that they will be treated in future courses. At last I will comment on the production values of the videos. They are very poor. I would've happily paid some extra money for clean audio and better editing.

Well, I kinda am not able to tell whether the approach taken by the instructor is appropriate or not. If I, as an instructor, had to show some unprecedented scenarios while using a tool, I would have organized them and showed one by one by acknowledging the errors/problems in advance, showing the error happen in real time, and finally discussing the solution. The approach which the instructor has adopted is also helpful but I felt lost at times when he was trying everything he could to fix things but in a manner that did not appear very organized to me. However, the course is definitely a rare one and I can't thank him enough for this.